the initial reaction was that some strongly agreed with iran , were with iran, and said that iran must definitely take the islands. it is right , and we are not only not against iran , but we are with iran and are ready to accompany and coordinate with iran . some people could consider qatar and fujairah in this row . then, use our capacities to resolve the issue amicably and establish iranian sovereignty over the islands, which could be dubai. in fact, a prominent example of this group was considered. there was also a third group that said the issue of the islands has nothing to do with us . try to actually resolve the issue of the islands without affecting your relationship with us . we are neutral in this matter . sheikh zayed and abu dhabi are the personifications of this policy . there was also a fourth approach, which was mostly in sheikh sharjah and ras al khaimah, who were the main parties to iran. they had claims anyway and wanted to enter into a deal with iran. they negotiated about the islands , but sharjah was much more open-handed and had a more friendly policy , and ras a

iran armenia with a high-level delegation from iran representing both the public and private sectors. during the meeting, iran's first vice president muhammad riza arif emphasized that iran is committed to expanding economic relations at both bilateral and multilateral levels with the eaeu member states. the proposed free trade agreement between iran and the eurasian economic union has achieved a crucial milestone as it received unanimous approval from the economic committee. of the iranian parliament. the agreement is now set to move to the plenary session for final ratification, marking a transformative moment in enhancing iran's economic integration with the region. the eurooraan market is vast, encompassing over 180 million people with significant import demands. through this agreement, iran can undoubtedly enhance its trade relations with these countries. the implementation of the euro. restrictions, similarly, free trade refers to economic interactions with foreign countries with minimal barriers imposed by the government. in this trade, these barriers can include customs tariff

during the meeting iran's first vice president mohammad riza arif emphasized that iran is committed to expanding economic relations. at both bilateral and multilateral levels with the ea eu member states. the proposed free trade agreement between iran and the eurasian economic union has achieved the crucial milestone as it received unanimous approval from the economic commission of the iranian parliament. the agreement is now set to move to the plenary session for final ratification, marking a transformative moment in enhancing iran's economic integration with the region. the eurasian market is vast, encompassing over 180 million people with significant import demands. through this agreement, iran can undoubtedly enhance its trade relations with these countries. the implementation of the eurasian free trade agreement marks a pivotal step for iran in facilitating trade in this part of the world. to kick off our exploration of free trade agreements, we spoke with professor mortaza. have been established to minimize these restrictions in trade between countries. these organizations can pl

iran is not syria, iran is not afghanistan, iran is not er. is a very has a very capable military, you people, when people get in trouble, they call on iran in this part of the world. so iran is is very different, if iranian leaders want, they can engage in activities that would set the other side back many decades, we have not reached that level, we may, i don't know, but iran's military capabilities are quite a strong and people's will to withstand pressure. is extensive, there is this culture of resistance, so after 45 years that culture continues to exist, and you there is a debate in washington as we speak about the about the trump administration, there are people within the trump administration that say that if you attack iran, this is going to result in rally around the flag, they call it, and that is not good news. for the united states, so they are basically are cautioning the trump administration to act foolishly, but but you this is the trump administration and it's president trump, so acting foolishly is a is a brand that they have

during the meeting, iran's first vice president, muhammad reza rf emphasized that iran is committed to expanding economic relations at both bilateral and multilateral levels with the ea eu member states. the proposed free trade agreement between iran and the eurasian economic union has achieved a crucial milestone as it received unanimous approval from the economic commission of the iranian parliament. the agreement is now set to move to the plenary session for final ratification, marking a transformative moment in enhancing iran's economic integration with the region. the euroasion market is vast, encompassing over 180 million people with significant import demands. through this agreement. iran can undoubtedly enhance its trade relations with these countries. the implementation of the eurasian free trade agreement marks a pibital step for iran in facilitating trade in this part of the world. to kick off our exploration of free trade agreements, we spoke with professor mortaza izati from tarbiyat modarres university to break down the concept in simple terms. بحث اقتصاد آزاد که از نظر.

the initial reaction was that some strongly supported iran, were with iran, and said that iran must definitely take the islands , it is its right, and that we are not only not against iran, but are with iran and are willing to accompany and coordinate with iran. some could include qatar and fujairah in this category, while others emphasized that because we want let's stand with iran. we are on the iranian front, but try to use our capacities to resolve the issue amicably and establish iranian sovereignty over the islands, which dubai can do. in fact, a clear example of this group was dunast. there was also a third group that said that the issue of the islands has nothing to do with us. try to resolve the issue of the islands without affecting your relationship with us , and we are neutral in this issue , which is reflected in the person of sheikh zayed and abu dhabi. in fact, this policy was dunast's approach, which was mostly in sheikh sharjah and ras al khaimah, which the parties the main reason was that they had claims and wanted to enter into a deal and negotiate with iran about the island

during the meeting, iran's first vice president mohammad reza arif emphasized that iran is committed to expanding economic relations at both bilateral and multilateral levels with the eaeu member states. the proposed free trade agreement between iran and the eurasian economic union. has achieved a crucial milestone as it received unanimous approval from the economic commission of the iranian parliament. the agreement is now set to move to the plenary session for final ratification, marking a transformative moment in enhancing iran's economic integration with the region. the eurosian market is vast, encompassing over 180 million people with significant import demands. through this agreement, iran can und ly enhance its trade relations with these countries. the implementation of the eurasian free trade agreement marks a pibital step for iran in facilitating trade in this part of the world. to kick off our exploration of free trade agreements, we spoke with professor mortazati from university to break down the concept in simple terms. بحث اقتصاد آزاد که از نظر مفهوم. imposed by the gove

, iran. ladies and gentlemen, hello to you , good morning , we are at your service with the news at 8 o'clock . the end of the president's two-day visit. north khorasan will be launched with more than 34 trillion tomans of credit to complete the unfinished construction project of the bozhanvard-mashhad train. nearly 20 trillion tomans have been pledged by banks to be allocated credit for the development of trade, industry and the private sector.

to activate the security council against iran. the content of all of them is the imposition of sanctions against iran's defense activities. and the military sanctions that have been imposed on iran many times under other pretexts and have caused the west to reject the ceiling of anti-iranian sanctions. and the record holder of anti-iran sanctions concludes that excessive sanctions isolate the sanctioning country. i use sanctions on countries that deserve to be sanctioned and then i lift the sanctions because you see we are losing iran. we are losing russia. china is also trying to make its currency a reference currency . all of this is happening because you are losing a lot of countries because there are a lot of conflicts going on with these countries and we are losing these opportunities. and we should not miss such opportunities. i want to use sanctions as little as possible. that is why some analysts and writers believe that the threat of using the trigger mechanism is more psychological and they wrote this not now but in the

iran is not syria, iran is not afghanistan, iran is not iraq, iran is a very cap has a very capable militaryuble they call on iran in this part of the world, so iran is is very different, if iranian leaders want, they can engage in activities that would set the other side back many decades, we have not reached that level, we may, i don't know, but iran's military capabilities are'. quite a strong and people's will to witstand pressure is extensive, there is this culture of resistance, so after 45 years that culture continues to exist, and you there is a debate in washington as we speak about the about the trump administration, there are people within the trump administration that say that if you attack iran this is going to result in r around the flag, they call it, and that is not good news for the united states, so they are basically are cautioning the trump administration to act foolishly, but but this is the trump administration and it's president trump, so acting foolishly is a is a brand that they have, yes, while allies like iran stood firm in support, ready to land a hand, the realit

this is why iran is determined to respond with strength. the zionists have significantly narrowed their operational margins against iran in the region, increasing the likelihood of clashes, whether through security operations or direct military confrontations. such engagements could resemble the true promise one and true promised to operations, but any confrontation today would likely be far more intense than anything we've seen. before, why? because designist rhetoric has escalated to an unprecedented level. they are openly discussing eliminating iran's nuclear program, claiming that now is the perfect time for such actions. however, these ambitions are heavily tied to american approval and assistance. this dynamic introduces a multi-faceted confrontation, especially if the us becomes directly involved. in this context, the islamic republic of iran has a plethera of tools to counter us threats globally, not just in syria or iraq. as some analysts narrowly suggest, on the contrary, iran poses significant leverage, particularly when the amer

although iran is and is considered to be a cultural, historical and linguistic continuation of iran , this issue has been understood in the republic of azerbaijan in the opposite way, as if a large majority should join a small minority. which is located north of the urs river. today, you are in the relations between the people of the republic of azerbaijan and the people of iran, meaning not only the people in our northwest in the provinces of azerbaijan. it has a historical background, meaning as mentioned , it is about hundreds of years of travel and influence between , especially the northern and northwestern regions of iran, meaning from the shores of the caspian sea to azerbaijan, on the people who live north of the urs river , specifically the people we refer to today as the republic of azerbaijan, who live in that framework . religion. the people of nardaran, a city on the outskirts of the capital of the republic azerbaijan, which has become a destination for many muslims with the presence of the imamzadeh of bibi rahimah. the vastness and antiquity of ganja: a city that has th

the other is confronting iran and facilitating. "the strength of the resistance lies in its flexibility and its ability to continuously adapt its methods to evolving circumstances, even with the potential fall of the syrian regime, the resistance must adapt to these changes and sease opportunities from the developments in syria. who can claim for instance that iran or the various resistance forces lack opportunities, networks or certain strategic cards still present in syria today? these developments might actually enhance the overall impact of the resistance. that said, we were discussing. but the zionist israelis themselves believe, however, there is much within the resistance strategy that remains concealed from the zionist israelis, undoubtedly, the resistance forces will not remain passive or stand idly by in the face of zionist schemes, whether in syria, iraq, yemen, or any region that affects their presence and freedom of action. well, mr. hamza, given that zinis israel's apparent goal of disrupting the so-called tehran, dam

upcoming attack against iran. iran today appears prepared with a wide range of options to counter israeli entity threats. we may soon witness a new wave of confrontations between tehran and the zionist entity. much of this, however, depends on the nature and intensity of zionist provocations or actions against iran. this is why iran is determined to respond with strength. the zionists have significantly narrowed their operational margins against iran in the region, increasing the likelihood of clashes, whether through security operations or direct military confrontations, such engagements could resemble the true promise one and two operations, but any confrontation today would likely be far more intense than anything we've seen before, why? because designist rhetoric has escalated to an unprecedented level. they are openly discussing eliminating iran's nuclear program, claiming that now is the perfect. for such actions, however, these ambitions are heavily tied to american approval and assistance. this dynamic int

they are trying to keep iran under sanctions, to isolate iran. they mistakenly believe that by doing this they can advance their work, while iran is much more friendly in its efforts and never changes its behavior or backs down under pressure, and is working hard to make progress. all parties must play a role in this issue . all parties must find some kind of compromise . we must consider that iran reached a very important compromise and agreement in the recent agreement it had with the international atomic energy agency, and its efforts were to finally close this case. we must remember that iran is the most inspected country in the world and always has been. it has also shown its transparency and readiness to place its facilities under the supervision of the agency . in my opinion , these countries that claim to be concerned about the nuclear case by october next year, the iran case should be closed, in my opinion. yes, mr. khlepkov , what is the argument of the three european countries that have recently threatened iran with the return of sanct

if iran is nothing else, this alone constitutes the greatest group. in fact, over the years iran has become a model for resistance groups, proving that it is possible to stand against the united states and have drawn strength from iran's actions against global arrogance. iran's support for hesbolah stems from a combination of moral, religious and strategic motivations. following israel's occupation of palestine and subsequent incursions into lebanon, which led to the occupation of southern lebanon for 18 years, hazballah emerged as a key player in resisting israeli aggression. iran's backing was instrumental in facilitating. military operations, which ultimately forced the israeli army to retreat in 2000. this support alliance with iran's view of israel as an existential threat, not just to lebanon, but to the entire region and beyond, by aiding resistance groups like hazbullah, the islamic republic fulfills its moral and religious obligations while simultaneously working to contain an enemy that this regards international law and national sovereignty. "the volatile nature of west as

the islamic revolution of iran in 1979.st zionism. assad's dedication to the palestinian cause resonated harmoniously with imam komeini's pro-palestine ideology. iran under the leadership of the imam ended its alliance with israel. overnight in favor of the palestinians. just six days after the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, the palestine liberation organization chief yasa arafat led a 58 member delegation to tehran. as the first official foreign politician to visit iran, arafat was warmly received by thousands of iranians chanting in support of palestine. it was then tehran turned the israeli embassy to the palestinian embassy and renamed the road in front of it to palestine street, an active symbolic importance. a few months after the victory of the islamic revolution, iraqi dictator saddam hussein launched an attack on iran. amit the challenges of war, and when iran grappled with harsh international sanctions and a lack of allies, syria emerged as the soul arab nation steadfastly supporting the nation. syria'

iran's finance.in lebanon sees iran as its ultimate target and wishes to enter into a conflict with iran, if it can, and if countries like the united states assist it. israel has recently announced that it wants to focus on iran. in short, iran's support for hizbullah is in a way a form of self protection. "iran has consistently positioned itself as a steadfast supporter of hisbollah, willingly extending assistance to this lebanise resistance group, despite significant financial and political burdens, such support entils. the question is simple: if there had been no resistance against israel, a regime that in the words of manakham begin was like a bowl with two horns that knew nothing but advancement and..." found the concept of retreat meaningless would have dominated the entire region. if there were no resistance groups, the entire region would now be under the influence of israeli adventures. you have surely heard the slogan from the nile to the euphrates. the israelis claim they want to occupy al

iran. no, not at all. iran sees no connection between israel's aggression against its territory and the regime's cease fire. agreement with lebanon, and iran will not give up its right to retaliate in any way. these two are completely separate matters and have no relation to each other. operation true promise 3 will be carried out sooner or later. it is just a matter of time, not whether it will happen or not. iran's territorial sovereignty has been violated by israel, and this regime will face the consequences. the cease fire should be evaluated in light of hezbollah's effective resistance against israel. the regime did not shy away from any criminal acts, including targeting hospitals and residential areas to bring them group to its knees, however it was hazbullah that through its resistance and effective operations deep inside the occupied territory brought the regime into the brink of chaos if not collapse, and it was tel aviv that put forward the proposal for a sease fire. mr. mohammad ali hasaniah, a

israel has recently announced that it wants to focus on iran.rotection. iran has consistently positioned itself as a steadfast supporter of hezbulah, willingly extending assistance to this lebanese resistance group, despite significant financial and political burdens such support entails. the question is simple: why? if there had been no resistance against israel, a regime that in the words of manakham begin was... like a bull with two horns that knew nothing but advancement and found the concept of retreat meaningless would have dominated the entire region. if there were no resistance groups, the entire region would now be under the influence of israeli adventures. you have surely heard the slogan from the nile to the euphrates. the israelis claim they want to occupy all the areas between these two rivers. however, they are lying, according to documents from israelis and the british, this regime was established to dominate the entire west asia, and it is evident that without resistance against this regime, the interests of all nations in the re

, now with iran's observer membership and iran becoming the main trading partner of the eurasian economic union, a large market with a trade turnover of about 800 billion dollars and a population of 240 million in northern iran is opening up for us anyway . consider how important it can be with the combination of the brics and shanghai cooperation organizations, mr. ebhab, honorable minister. iran's trade industry actually had two private meetings with the eurasian union's minister of economy and with some of the participating officials before this meeting, and a private meeting as well. before the main meeting , which we are in this hall now and is the main meeting and has not yet started , there was a private meeting between the heads of the five eurasian union member states. of course, mr. vladimir putin and the presidents of belarus , kazakhstan, and kyrgyzstan were also there, but mr. pashinyan was present online due to the coronavirus. and here, in addition to the announcement that the islamic republic of iran will be a member, our main observer and partner. the strategies and prosp

iran to major oil producing nations? that is the key question we'll be tackling in this edition of the program. of bypassing us sanctions is a skill made into a art by iran, one which russia has aspired to do also. but how is it achieved? there are lots of challenges when it comes to bypassing us sanctions. one of the ways of doing that is a new financial system. that's something that both russia and iran have established between themselves. especially bypassing the swift financial system, an architecture in place between iran and russia is the way to go around that. then we're looking at uh we call the big stiff, the dedollarization. uh, basically that is something that can cut the long arms of the us sanctions, once seen in trade blocks and also in bricks. well, in this edition of the program we will talk to two our guests to uh can elaborate more on this. barabanov from moscow state university. we also have leonid saven of the journal of eurasian affairs. "iran uh has adapted very well to the uh americans sanctions. w

development in iran is is very good. russia now is interested how to adopt the iranian experience to leave under sanctions to promote the industrial development. in russia also, we see the uh we see now the industrial revival, i would say in russia. us sanctions have helped sanction countries like iran in more ways than one. this is a snapshot of iran's manufacturing output from 2021 to 2022, there was an 8.48% increase, from 2020 to 2021, there was a 50.32% increase, and here is how russia has faired under us sanctions, a 3.3% increase on a monthly basis to over $251 billion, 4.8% since the start of 2023. yes, it is true that this is in part due to military production. obviously the enlargement of breaks, now we have iran as the member country of bricks and that is very good thing for russia, i believe that the cooperation with russia is a strategic cooperation and it's to the benefit to iran and russia as our dear neighbor all bricks countries before and after the enlargement, russia, china, indians, brazil and so on.

that is why we came to iran. patients from tajikistan and the different countries of iraq and neighboring countries, even among iranians living abroad, there are many because they are either on a waiting list there or because their costs are high or they trust iranian doctors more. access to the latest technologies , the scientific level and the high skill and experience of our country's specialists have caused many treatments to be performed in iran a month or two away from the rest of the world . we now have the most up-to-date technology in the world , the so-called acoustic boom-breaker technique. i must say that this technology has been developed in just a few months . i was hard. no, you weren't bothered, no, no. men have increased and we are happy that special attention has been paid to this issue in iran and we can also use the advanced facilities here. the most advanced technologies in the world are available to provide infertility treatment services. an example of this is the referral of our compatriots

the title was: who lost iran? who lost iran? as if iran belonged to them, for example.because of these and these who was the one who lost iran . therefore, this time carter accepted brzezinski's opinion and the decision finally came to this: let the shah go to america . here too there was a difference of opinion between. let the shah go which led to the capture of the spy seed and then here the story gets a bit more strange in the type of activities that carter was doing. you know , a lady named shuberi . it is a historical question whether the americans gave saddam the green light for war. that is, saddam himself wanted to attack iran and consult. he told the americans. the americans gave him the green light. or was it a project to attack iran and the americans designed this project and saddam was chosen to implement the americans' project ? this question has existed in history. what is the answer? we have a research paper that may not be available in your schedule now. all of these documents are based on these documents from the us state department. i will just presen

sometimes between iran and greece, sometimes between iran and rome. but this path only lasted until the arrival of islam in iran. for this reason, after the arrival of islam in iran and the transformation of the armenian kingdom, the relationship between armenians and iran was focused and limited to the cultural, literary and linguistic spheres. the khanate became. now, with all this coming and going, what is our common heritage with armenia? we now have more than 1400 loanwords. we have persian in armenian literature and we have words that have disappeared in persian literature, that is, we have for example, sassanid entered their language , but we don't use those words now, but armenians do . many of the iranian celebrations and holidays , especially in ancient times , were the same as armenian. the most important works in the original armenian church , a large part of which is in iran, for example, the church of the holy sepulchre or the ruined mill in , for example, jolfa . these are the most important churches of the apostles of christianity , ea

the so-called snapback is not a tool in your hand to be abused for. tening iran, iran has made it very clear that such a provocative move will be reciprocated by a firm and proportionate response. this position was explicitly was addressing the un security council meeting on the jcpoa. the so-called snapback mechanism allows for the return of anti-iran sanctions suspended under the deal. he reiterated iran's position that the root cause of the unpass facing the jcpo is a unilateral withdrawal of the us and the e3's failure to honor their commitments under the accord. iravani added that iran's decision to walk back on some of its jcpo commitments was a response to the worst bad promises. he stressed that iran is committed to continuing cooperation with the international atomic energy agency according to its obligations. the iranian diplomat urged the e3 and the us to abandon confrontational approaches. and demonstrated true commitment to diplomacy. journalist and political analyst john says western pressures on iran over its new peaceful nuclear program are aimed at preventing the indus

who lost iran? iran belonged to, for example , these people and these people . who became this person that this was lost ?" therefore, this time , carter accepted brzezinski's opinion and the decision was finally made to remove the shah. the way to america was also a disagreement between vance and brzezinski. this time, carter accepted brzezinski's opinion and let the shah in, which led to the capture of the spy seed, and then here's the story. it gets even stranger in the type of activities that carter was involved in. you know , a lady named shuberi . there is a historical question as to whether the americans gave saddam the green light for war . that is, saddam himself wanted to attack iran and consulted the americans . did the americans give him the green light or not? there was a project to attack iran , and the americans designed this project , and saddam was chosen. it is time for the americans to implement the project. this question has existed in history. what is the answer? we have a research paper that may not be available for your program now. all of

iran sudan ties, iran and sudan recently restored their ties and they have opened a new face in their bilateral relations. now, can you first tell us the strategic importance of ties between tehran and khartum? ties between sudan and the islamic. republic of iran are long standing, we have much in common as both countries are muslim and members of the organization of islamic cooperation and a non-aligned movement. in the past, the ties between the two countries were well developed, however there was severed in 2016 and remained so for 80 years under the previous sudanese regime, which was overthrown in a popular uprising in 2019. as you know, the diplomatic ties between the two countries were restored about three. and a half months ago, on july 30th, 2024, the sudanese embassy reopened in tehran. the iranian embassy also reopened in port sudan. bilateral ties between the two countries have developed rapidly in this short period, especially as they resume from what they left off rather than starting from scratch. we are striving to advance quickly to overcome the attes so that we can a

into iran.ask force missions was the pursuit of high value targets, but iran's intelligence service is very high skilled to break up these operative rings. example: of armed groups inside iran benefiting from us support are many, the terrorist group with links to al-qaeda's one, according to former cia officer robert bear, another group with ties to the us that has received funding and even training, is the terrorist group, mko or meck, responsible for the deaths of over 17, iranians. well, thank you very much for watching this hours headlines, for more updates. stay tuned topress tv world news, goodbye. cossom, marta, lieutenant general sulaymani. he was born in a village and became a shepherd when he was five. as a teenager, he decided to become an irgc force, a commander who always liked to be considered a fighter. war on drugs in eastern iran, friendly relations with iraqi-kurdistan, the effective role in 33-day war in lebanon and training forces who stood up against daesh militants and defe

gave to iran. story of the map is that when they gave the map to the shah , neither the british nor the iranians understood it. that the english cartographers who were unaware of british politics and strategy and based only on historical evidence and undeniable facts of the map, painted these islands , namely big tom, little tom, abu musa and siri, in the colors of the occupation and that part belonging to iran, and nasser al-din shah himself realized this and pointed it out to the british ambassador in tehran and salisbury. later, in his correspondence, he mentioned that the donation of this map and the troubles it caused us was actually a kind of lesson for us to learn not to donate maps to anyone because of the legal consequences. there is a discussion about maps. of course, we have 10 factors in international law regarding maps because only iranians say, sir , if the color of the map is the same as the color of these islands, then it is ours . we say, sir, these maps are attached to this letter

between the us and iran, which will not allow iran to recover from the damage done.they are doing in syria. they do not know what kind of regime will be there. it could even be a democratic government friendly to israel, it does not matter. they are bombing all military targets, because israel is following the classic approach. intentions are not important, capabilities are important. the united states is not as confident that iran has no response as israel is. syria's losses are certainly large the damage to iran and the israeli strikes on october 26 have significantly reduced iran's ability to defend itself and strike back. but how reliable iran's defenses are is not very clear. yes, israel chose serious targets, but there were reports that the israelis were planning three to five waves of attacks. there were only two. and the reason is that they encountered previously unknown iranian systems. iran's air defenses are hardly very strong, but we cannot be sure of their condition. the more important question is: were the israelis able to to really reduce iran's abilit

in addition iran is.ntry with a lot of oil, a system that is wrong from the american point of view, and against which many sanctions were imposed, and this is venezuela. trump almost approved an invasion there in 2019, openly talked about regime change, but it didn’t work out. by the way, his closest ally rick grinnell, who was running for the post of secretary of state. trump has so far appointed another one. it must be said that the execution of the president’s decree was taken very seriously, all government agencies, universities and schools had to be decorated according to the christmas tradition, and shops and shopping centers, in addition to the festive decorations , also had to play christmas music. christmas in venezuela has always been considered the most important holiday of the year and it is customary to prepare for it in advance. the christmas tree is decorated on december 1st. school holidays begin on the tenth. well, and most importantly - aguinaldos, as bonuses or thirteenth salaries are c

kassam was present wherever he was needed even amid floods in southern iran. on december 8th, 2024, president bashar al-assad's government came to an unexpected end as hayat tahrir al sham launched a coordinated offensive backed by the so-called syrian national army. the pivotal moment marked the culmination of more than a decade of relentless war against alasad, would have been a key figure in the resistance access against israeli occupation and western dominance in the region, the fall of the syrian president has also temporarily halted the longstanding relations between damascus and tehran, but how did these two sides forge such a strong relationship that remained intact until the very end, and what kept them closely align for more than four decades? تردید کرد که اونچه در سوریه, اتفاق افتاد محصول یک نقشه مشترک آمریکایی و صهیونیستیست. بله یک دولت همسایه سوریه نقش آشکاری رو در این زمینه ایفا می کنه، ایفا کرده الان هم ایفا می کنه. اینو می بینن همه. ولی عامل اصلی اونها عامل اصلی توتعه گر اصلی نقشه کش اصلی اتاق فرمان اصلی در آمریکا و رژیم صهیونیستیست قرائینی دار

iraqji conveyed a message from the iranian leadership confirming iran's firm support for syria in its fight against terrorism and its full readiness to provide all types of support. reiterating his country's commitment to the unity and stability of syria. this visit of the foreign minister of iran is the visit in the exact time and it came to assure to the all to syria affairs and to all the people who who don't trust that iran is gonna be exactly beside syria and this war against the terrorism and i sure another sing that this war is a part of the war of the israel against all the resistance all over the area. "and it iran is going to be in the beside of the syrian people as it was in the beside of the lebanese or palestinian people. after his visit to damascus, araqji will go to ankara to discuss ways to find an acceptable solution to the current situation in syria as part of iran's diplomatic efforts. analysts believe that the current diplomatic movement echoes the military situation on the ground, which will be determined by the syrian arab army and its allies." while the world re

is committed to diplomacy, that iran is committed to regional stability, and that ultimately iran is committed to a peaceful resolution of the ongoing issues in the region and the wider world. that's right, given the e3's actions including imposing sanctions on key iranian sectors, how does tehron's response highlight its resilience and continued focus on maintaining peace and resisting external provocations. of course, that these various sanctions, whether they come from the united states or from this eu troika, this euro troika that you see in this agreement, of course it only shows the level of depravity that they are willing to stoop to to try to punish not only the iranian government, but the iranian people, ordinary citizens by targeting medical industries by targeting education, technology, aviation sector, and all aspects of the economy that promote human growth and development, right? and so of course, what you've seen is iran has gone be, above that, and tried to say is through its diplomatic channels at the united nations and in other bilateral and multilateral forums, tha

this is why iran is determined to respond with strength.ational margins against iran in the region, increasing the likelihood of clashes, whether through security operations or direct military confrontations. such engagements could resemble the true promise one and true promise 2 operations, but any confrontation today would likely be far more intense than anything we've seen before. why? because the zionist rhetoric has escalated to an unprecedented level. they are. openly discussing eliminating iran's nuclear program, claiming that now is the perfect time for such actions. however, these ambitions are heavily tied to american approval and assistance. this dynamic introduces a multi-faceted confrontation, especially if the us becomes directly involved. in this context, the islamic republic of iran has a plethera of tools to counter us threats globally, not just in syria or iraq, as some analysts narrowly suggest. on the contrary, iran poses significant leverage. particularly when the american factor directly enters the equation. this expla

china can trade with russia, iran and north korea. that is not a crime. well, the reason why us sanctions don't work are many, but the primary reason is that it is flawed in thinking that this will hurt, for example, the iranian governments. this only hurts ordinary iranians, and that is what one of the goals of the us is to instigate an uprising against the government. and here is proof actually of how the... there is always a way, neither confirmed or denied, by the way, by our program, where hong kong has turned into a hub, including export of controlled western technology to russia, and the creation of front companies to buy iranian oil. well, this entry was made by journalist ben norton who had this picture as his profile picture. look at how much of the world the us has used military interventions. i think the picture speaks for itself. and here's a case of shooting yourself in the foot. or following the us blindly, massive us and eu sanctions against russia has continued to this day, but at what cost, the eu has been blinded at how the us has pushe

iran is opening up to us anyway . consider how important it can be with the combination of the brics and shanghai groups . mr. abhab, the honorable minister of industry and trade of iran, before this meeting, in fact, he had two private meetings with the minister of economy of the eurasian union and with some of the participating officials , and a private meeting before the start of the main meeting, which we are now in this hall and the main meeting has not yet started, a private meeting between the leaders of the 5 the country was a member of the eurasian union. of course, mr. vladimir putin and the presidents of belarus , kazakhstan, and kyrgyzstan were also there, but mr. pashinyan was present online due to his coronavirus infection . in addition to the announcement that the islamic republic of iran will be introduced as an observer member and main partner , strategies and prospects for cooperation and development between member countries and new partners in the coming year will be outlined . in this meeting , imp